Thinking long term usually goes hand in hand with a low turnover of a portfolio.
The high uniform signal of AG:GFP that we observed throughout stage 10 and stage 12 pistils could be explained by a low turnover of the protein molecules in those tissues.
It's a tie between Sequoia Fund, a die-hard buy-and-hold value fund, up 14.8% with a low turnover rate of 13% per year, and Fidelity's Magellan Fund, a large-cap growth fund with a portfolio turnover rate of 57% per year.
Conversely, this rural practice has a low turnover of patients, facilitating long term follow-up, which we see as a strength.
The portfolio of an index fund matches the components of a major stock market index, which generally has a low turnover rate in terms of capital gains.
Moreover, as the case manager is to be the reference person for the frail older person, a low turnover rate of case managers was seen as a pivotal component.
The requirement appears to be less stringent for T. maritima CopA, at least for formation of a low-turnover phosphoenzyme intermediate.
But the lower capital gains rate increases (a little bit) the desirability of keeping a low-turnover stock portfolio in your taxable account while tucking bonds into your tax deferred account, says Bernard Kent, a partner with Coopers & Lybrand in Detroit.
A specific feature of T. maritima CopA is ATP utilization in the absence of copper, to form a low-turnover phosphoenzyme intermediate, with a conformation similar to that obtained by phosphorylation with Pi or phosphate analogues.
Managed out of Denver by BrianBarish, Cambiar is a low-turnover value fund with $503 million in assets.
These results suggest that partial reduction in Aurora B activity caused by Mps1 inhibition is difficult to detect once pS10-H3 is fully established, possibly because of low turnover of the phosphate group on S10-H3.
